Reference Books (Print)
Encyclopedia of medical anthropology: health and illness in the world's culturesCall Number: Ref. GN296 .E354 20042 volumes
A Dictionary of Film StudiesCall Number: Ref. PN1993.45 .K75 2012
The Routledge Encyclopedia of FilmsCall Number: Ref. PN1995 .R6857 2015
Dictionary of African FilmmakersCall Number: Ref. PN1998.2 .A758 2008
Pandemics and global healthCall Number: Ref. RA649 .Y65 2008
Reference Resources (Online)
Companion Encyclopedia of Middle Eastern and North African FilmCall Number: Online Access- A Dictionary of Film StudiesCall Number: Online Access
A dictionary of public healthCall Number: Online Access
Dictionary of Visual Discourse: a dialectical lexicon of termsCall Number: Online Access
The Handbook of Global Health CommunicationCall Number: Online Access
Health Care Systems Around the World: a comparative guideCall Number: Online Access
Historical Dictionary of the World Health OrganizationCall Number: Online Access
Routledge Handbook of Global Public HealthCall Number: Online Access- World Health StatisticsCall Number: Online Access
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